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EBRNKHCKO, CAMBKIA CO., PA.
KM DAY,
MAIiCH in.
IxRn Koskiskrv, the new English
pifinier, announced his? inteution, in a
recent speech, of carrying out as nearly
as MssiMe (Hailstone's ami the Liberal
Ioiicy, epjufially reganling home rule
fur Ireland. He also denounced the
House of lurds.
A PMAi.t. Unit in w hich were four men
was swejt over dam No. 1 on the Monon
gahela river, above l'ittshurg, Thursilay
afternoon, hy the rapid current and two
of the men were drowned. The wife of
of one of the men witnessed the acci
dent from the shore and in her frenzy
iumiwd into the river to drown herself
t .ti t was rescued. The men were
Poles.
all
Thomas Moxtoomkry, of New York
has leen found alive in a Raltimore asy
lum, notwithstanding a life insurance
company f New York recently paid
$."00 insurance on his life under the I
supK.sition that he was killed in a rail-
road wreck near New York last S ptem-
Wr. Montgomery's sister, Mrs. Kllen I
Inglohy, of New Haven, I'onu., got the
money on the lKilicy. She identified
the ldv of some other man as that of
her brother.
Thk supreme court of New York has
decided that pascngers on a street car
are required to pay the right fare and
making change is a courtesy on the pait
of the company and not an obligation.
A passenger piesented a live-dollar bill
in payment of fare. The conductor
would not part with it, instructing the
passenger to call at the company's office
for the change. The passenger had the
conductor arrested for larceny. On this
Kint the judge decided as almve.
On Monday week a reduction of wages
went into effect in the Iron ivorks of
Cooper, Hewitt A Co., at Trenton. In
commcntmi: upon the reasons for it
Mr. Hewitt saul it was One to the pre
vailing business depression, which
caused heavy losses last year. The bus
iness depression, he said, could tie traced
back to the McKinley bill. "The
country could stand almost anything
except a McKinley bill. Kver since that
bill has passed wages have decrease.1."
At lilTOK liKNKRAI. liRKOO IS III pOSSeS
sion of data which, in his opinion
proves that ulioiit 1, '() brokers are not
complying with the law of May lt, lN'.U
which requires every stock broker, bill
broker, exchange broker, real estat
broker and private banker to make a re
jiort to the Auditortieneral's department
annually of the amount of their busi
ness and imjioses a tax of three per cent.
on their net earnings or income. Only
ahoiit "i00 persons in the state are pay
ing a brokerage tax.
Tiik sum of $1,370 is rather a high
price to pay for a turkey dish, yet this i
the figure at which one was knocked
down to a purchaser in I'enn township
Ilerks county on Friday last at the sal
of personal projx-rty of Ia'vx (ieiss. Tht
dish is a rare old piace of chinaware.
licautifiilly ornamented, and was pur
chased "JO years ago at a sale by Mr
Oeiss for $J,."0. Kiich of his children
expressed a tlesire to Have it, ami, as
they could reach no agreement as to who
should be the owner, they decided to put
it up at the sale of the other household
ffects. It was started at 1 10, ami ran
up rapidly at $-0 a jump until it was
awarded to the youngest son, 1'eter, at
$1,."70, by Auctioneer Dundorc. Tin
sale is regarded as thoroughly Uma tale.
The dish has a nioj-t interesting history.
I.awyik (Iko. F. Ki i.iott and the C
iens Committee, of Ciravesend, who
have leen invcxtigaling the accounts of
John Y. McKane, allege that the chief
failed to account on January 1 regarding
the disposition of $."i(H),(HH town bonds,
as required by law. It is rumored that
a la tee imrtion of the lionds, if
not all, has !eeu hypothecated, and that
there is an apparent shortage in Mi-
Kane's accounts of f'JOO, 000. McKane's
friends say the apparent shortage in the
ex chief's accounts is due purely to his
lack of business methods in conducting
the affairs of the town. A Sing Sing
dispatch says: John Y. McKane refused
to lie interviewed in regard to the pub
lisher! statement that he was short in
his accounts with the town of (iravt
send. He said: "I know nothing
aUmt this, I have nothing to say. I
am now in prison and out of the world.
I have enough trouble on my hand.
now without paying any heed to this.
This does not interest me?"
Statistics compiled by Secretary Kdge,
of the State 15oard of Agriculture, regard
ing the farms of the state show that of
thi mortgages placet! on farms durin
the past ten years 10.77 jnr cent lear
interest under six percent. The average
rate of interest for the past ten years on
farm mortgages was 5, t'it; 11.15 per
cent of the mortgage were for sums un
der $100; 4S.73 for amounts under
1,000 or over, but under $5,000; "4,0-1
for sums ovei $5,000; 3 to 1 iercent. for
$25,000 aud over. The average amount
of each mortgage for the past ten years
iu this state was $1,373; the average
numlier of acres covered by each mort
gage was 72; ihe annual interest charge
on all mortgages of the state for the past
ten years was $34,3.5,537. The jiercen
tages of this stale's total mortgage debt
incurred in the last decade was 37.07.
The total number of real estate mort
gages of all M-riods in force is 51 8,403,
representing a capitol of $(13,105,H2;
the number of acres mortgaged is 171,
276; the amount of mortgages on them
$ 17:1,037, 4 S8; the mimlier of mortgages
ott lots is 347, 217, reruenting tt capi
tal of $44l,Ooy,314.
One year ago, Sunday, says the New
York Worfil, the Democrats assumed
control of the national government after
a total or partial exclusion from power
for over thirty years.
They found the tariff taxes higher
than at any previous period in the histo
ry of the government. They found a
treasury deficiency impending where
they hud left a surplus. They found
the free gold excess of nearly f KH,(HK),-
(XX, turned over by I'resident Cleveland
four years before, scattered in foreign
lands. They found the country on the
verge of a monetary panic owinir to the
ojerations of a Kepul.lican silver pur
chase law. They found on the statute
Um.Ic the skeleton of an elections force
law which the Republicans had desperate
ly endeavored to strenghten with federal
bayonets at the polls.
What is the record of the year?
The Sherman silver purchase act has
been reiwaled. So mischievous had this
law, passed solely by Republican votes,
lconie that business men of all parties
united in demanding its repeal. Thf
firm attitude of the Democratic admin
istration secured an unconditional sto
oaire of silver nnrchase. ami for the first
tme since the passage of the IJland act,
n 1S7S, the currency of the country was
relieved of the danger of debasement
The election law has been repealed
With it disapeared the vestige of cent
ritli.od coercion, the fruit of the war
Elections are hereafter to 15 free. The
threat of "a bayonet U hind every imi
lot" of the party in power doing, as
Sneaker R.-ed said the Republican party
i
intended to do, "its owu registration,
its own counting and its own certifica
tion" is removed. This achievement
alone is enough to have made the first
years of the lK-moeralic restoration
memorable.
A genuine tariff-reform bill has passed
the House. The Y llson bill is the
most scientitie and just tariff measure
that has passed either House of congress
in thirty years. If enacted into law it
will free the great IxmIv of the .leople
from needh-ssly burdensome taxes, it
will relieve our manufacturers from a
hindering handicap, it will enlarge the
activities and increase the rewards of la
tior. It executes the mandate of the
people. It fulfils the of t-reteated pledge
of the iH-mocratie party.
As to the reverse side of the picture
there is this to lesaid: Kvery mill that
is closed was shut up under the operation
of the McKinley f0 it cent, tariff.
Kvery workiugman that is unemployed
is idle under the law that was framed
ostensibly to "protect" him. Kvery
dollar of increase in the public debt rep
resents a dollar of the Republican deti
ciency. Kvery lack in the treasury I
due to the Republican law which cut
revenue by raising taxes. Kvery ex
pedient to obtain gold to maintain tin
public credit is the necessary result of
the net loss of gold to the country during
the Republican administration of over
tl'J.'.WK.U'OO. Kvery deficiency, in
creasing payment from the public treas
ury bears the sign manual of a Republi
can President.
That there are dangers ahead of tht
Democratic party none will dtny. But
trie record of its first year in power
chalenges comparison with any similar
period in the history os the country.
There is a eculiarity alout the rec
ommendation of the grand jury for the
"adoption of metalic steel files for the
prothonotarys office ami the register aiul
recorder's office." It is so unusual ft
a grand jury, to discover a good thinu
leforelhe officers who would lesuppset
to ln familiar with such improvements
that at the first lund we are liable to
jump at conclusions thai would be un
warranted. "Metalic steel files" how
ever are not a new thing and it is said a
numlier of the grand jurors have tieen
using them for years. Out in Read
township, where the foieman of tli
gram! jury hails from, the farmers all
have them in theii barns ant! find them
.to lie a good thing. They will neither
rust nor corrode, rip nor ravel, are not
liable to tie struck by lightning, and no
well planned building should lie without
them.
What seem? astonishing is the fact
that the county officials should lie so dil
atory and behind the times as to ncces
sitate the action of the grand jury to
prod them up to a projier realization of
the necessity of having "metalic steel
files."
The cost w ill lie atritliug matter to the
taxpayers of Cambria county ant! the
commission of 2 per cent, on theamount
will not adtl more than five hundred
dollars to the salary of the county treas
urer, who at best, is poorly paid for his
valuable time.
Then again, the contractor, who puts
them in, if he le a geilerous, whole
souieu, liberal man, should, and no
doubt will, make a handsome contribu
tion to l used for the exclusive benefit
of the workingmen.
The commissioners, who under ordin
ary circumstances, in these hard times,
might hesitate about making any extra
ordinary exjienditures, will of course,
but with reluctance, proceed to invest
about ten thousand dollars in having the
prothonotary's aud register's offices lined
up with "metalic steel files."
There is only one thing that the com
missioners should be cautious about in
sizing themselves up to the progiessive
spirit of the grand jury, and that is in
the quality aud quantity of the alt-el.
Ji UiE Lyon at Mifiiiutown, in this
state on Tuesday, afternoon overruled
the defendant's motion for a new trial
in the Carpenter murder case. The
prisoner, James Carpenter convicted in
February of the murder of his blind
father, was called for sentence immedi
ately after the opinion was rendered.
Without the least manifestation of ner
vousness or fear he heard the won Is that
doomed him to death on the scaffold.
Ilefore sentence was pronounced he pro
claimed his innocence of the crime.
A revolution auy u;rising id reported
iroiu Cot-la Ilka.
W aUiiufn Letter.
Washinv.tos, D. C, March 0. 1S'.4.
Pres-ident Cleveland has, according to
information from a trustworthy source,
ptisitively refused to act as mediator lie
tween the !emocrats . of the Finance
committee aud the Democratic senators
wh" have been lighting for radical
changes iu the tariff bill, in order to
protect certain industries in their states.
hen asked to do so tie is saul to nave
indulged in some very vigorous language
concerning criticisms which Democratic
senators have made upon the floor of the
senate and elsewhere a Unit bis alleged
interference with the legislative branch
of the government, and lo have express
ed surprise that he should have tieen
asked to have anvthiug to do witli tlie
matter. This is in accord with rny un
derstanding of tine of the reasons for the
President s hunting trip. He wished to
lie awav from Washington while the
Iemtx-ratie senators were agreeing uihui
the tariff bill, and was both surprireJ
and disappointed when he returned to
find that an agreement had not been
reached, feelings probably shared by
uiuetv-five tier cent of the Democratic
party.
It seems difficult to convince the Re
publican senators that thev do not pos
sess all of the parliamentary knowledge
aud skill iu that hody, but they were
very cleverly outwitted by the l Vmocrats
this week in a scheme of their own put
ting up. A Republican caucus decided
to spring the immediate consideration
of the Mand bill for the coinage of the
seigniorage, which passed the House
last week, on the Senate, counting upou
the votes of the jnipulist, and uihiii forc
ing the silver I emocruts to chtnise Ih-
tween tariff and silver, their idea lieing
to keep the Hland bill liefore the senate
for an indefinite ieriod, in order to pre
vent consideration of the tariff bill.
lhe Iemocrats learned of this pro
gramme aud gave the Republicans a sur
prise they have not yet recovered from,
iv taking the- initiative in gelling the
Hland bill before the senate. Senator
Yorhees stating that as it would proba
bly be about ten davs N fore the tariff
bill (now before the full Finance com
mittee) would lie ready for the consider
ation of the Senate, ami that that time
was ample for the disjmsition of the
Bland bill. Senator Sherman made an
ineffectual effort to have the P.land lull
sent to the committee.
Senator Vest aud McPherson made
personal explanations in the sen
ate this week concerning charges made
against them, in a New York pajier, of
having sp"cuiatod in the stock of the su
gar trust on their knowledge of what the
sugar clause of the tariff bill was to lie.
Senator Vest said: "I may as well
say now, once for all, that such publica
tion as this is a vile slander, and the man
who repeats it is a willful ami malicious
liar. Senator McPherson said that lie
ditl sometimes buy stocks, for invest
ment, not speculation, and that when he
was in the South Some weeks ago hi
brokers, acting under a standing order
to buy certain stocks when they could I
had at certain prices, liought 1,000
shares of sugar stin k for him. As soon
as he returned and learned of the pur
chase he instructed his brokers to sell
the stock and to buy no more, as he ditl
not wish to hold it while sugar was being
discussed by the finance committee.
The usual bids for the soldier vote were
made by the Republican members of the
House during the debate on the pension
appropriation bill. It was the old, old
story.
Postmaster General Rissell doesn't ac
ceptany halfway business from contract
ors under his department. The Presi
dent of the Pacific Mail Steamsnip Com
pany was math- aware of this fact, this
week, through an official notification
that the contract lietween the govern
mentand his company for the transpor
tation of mails lietween New York ami
the Isthmus of Panama, ant! lietween
San Francisco and the Japanese and
Chinese jxirts, made under the sulisidy
act of the notorious billion-dollar con
gress. would lie canceled, tiecause of the
failure of the company to comply wit!
the terms of the contract. Mails will
continue to lie sent by the steamers of
this line, bnt only the usual prices will
lie paid for carrying them, instead of an
extra subsidy of $1 a mile for all the dis
tance covered. 1 he canceling of this
contract leaves only two lines The Ret
1). line, lietween New York aud the
north coast of South America, ant! the
Wanl line, lietween New York, Cuba and
Mexico oiierating under the sulisidy
law, as the American' line lietween New
York and Siuthampton will not liegin to
receive its sulisidy until uext Octolier.
The House iVmocratic caucus held
this week to consider the ad visibility of
making some change in the rules, look
ing towards au easier way of getting anil
keeping a quorum, accomplished noth
ing lieca'ise it was not itself attended by
a quorum. There is one way in which
the Ilemocrats of the House could large
ly increase their popularity, help the
party, and always have a quorum by
simply attending the sessions of the.
House; but this serins to have lieen en
tirely overlooked by some of them. M.
limlt-d lo k to London.
Washington, March 14. The gov
ernment has lieeu formally invited to
send a troop of cavalry to I guidon to
participate in the royal cavalry tourna
ment that will take place in the Agricul
ural hall, London, in May next. The
tournament is under the patronage of
the Prince of "Wales, the Duke of Clar-
ance and the British military authorities
All the principal armies of the World
have lieen invited to send cavalry re
preventatives. Kach government is ex
jiected to send the llower of its mounted
troops,, and the competion iu the drili
anil maneuvers will lie specially sharp
and active.
lhe luited Mates armv has never
participated in an affair of this kind.
and there is some question as to wheth
er or not the invitation can lie legally
accepted. United States troojis have
never before gone away from the conn
try except on a hostile mission. (Jeii-
eral Sehotield is esKfially proud of our
cavalry and is confident of its ability to
hold its own against the world iu a
competitive drill.
So Uisrliarge Keqiiisite.
Wasiuxoton, March 13.Tlie House
committee on invalid tensions to-lay
ordered a favorable rejiort on the bill of
Representative Martin, doing away with
that requirement of honorable discharge
as a preliminary to pension. In inanv
cases death has occurred during a fur
lough or out side of military duties. In
such cases no honorable discharge is in
existence and the widow is cut off from
securing a pension. The bill makes the
death of a soldier equivalent to an hon
orable discharge except when the death
occurred during desertion.
The murder of Jimes Walker.at For
est City, Ark., makes the fourth son of
Judge J. P. Walker who has met his
death at the hands of assassins, and the
judge himself was murdered in iSJSo.
Hoaiii.kv 1$. Ivks, a millionaire bank
president of New Haveu, Uonu., has be
come in&uie.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
Mm
ABSOLUTELY PURE
1 be Brazilian Wr l'jided.
Washington-. March 12 The state
department received two important dis
patches from Minister Thompson at Rio
this evenine. The first one stated that
Admiral Salddart Da tiama had offered,
through the Portuguese naval command
derto surrender on condition that he and
his followers should be guaranteed safety.
This message was brought to President
Peixoto by the Portuguese oilicer iu per
son. Peixoto's reply is not given but it
is inferred from the second dispatch of
Minister Thompson received two hours
later than the first that the terms were
favorably received. According to the
second dispatch. Admiral Da Ciama had
leit his ship and had gone on board the
Portuguese vessel as on asylum. Sec re
tary liresham understands from the dis
patches that the war has virtually ended
ami is gratified that the result has been
reached in time to avoid further bioou-
hed. Minister Mendonca said to night
that lie had received information fully
in accord with those of the stale depart
ment, but giving no further particulars.
Fraudulent Pension.
Washisutox, March 12. Pension
Commissioner Ixiehren to day issued an
order directing, in accordance with the
act of congress of Deeemlier 21, lJy.,
that immediate steis be taken to remove
suspension of infusions iu all cases in
which such action has not already tieen
taken.
Commenting on this order Commis-
sioner ixx-nren sain: "inis oruer tu
rrets the removal of suspensions in all
cas-s iu which action of resumption of
payments or dropping from the rolls has
not already lieeu taken, It has liecome
necessary to do this under the act of
congress of Iecemtier 21, 1313, as it has
lieeu construed by the attorney general
to include all cases of pending suspen
sion of payment of jieusious even where
the evidence of fraud or of lack of title
is strong and convicting. "The result
will be to pay out a large a mount of
money from the treasury to jiersons who
are defrauding the government."
Outwitted Ity a Hoy.
Coi.t MBrs, O., March 13. This morn
ing a telegram from Iancttster iuformed
Chief of Police Patrels that Charles
Householder, a well-known horse thief.
had stolen a horse and buggy and started
toward Columbus. A reward of $25 was
offered for his arrest. Willie Robinson,
a 13 year old waif who is permitted to
remain about the prison, overheard the
message, aud going down the Lancaster
ike about six miles awaited this man.
A rig answering the description soon ap
Ieared and Willie asked a ride, which
was given. A few questions to the un
susiiecting thief satisfied the lioy that he
was Householder, and as they passed a
farmer he placet! the culprit under ar
rest and for $3 got the farmer to help
hun take his prisoner to the city, se
cured the $25 reward, paid the farmer
and pocketed the balance, while city
detectives were still looking for the thief.
Italteriea Open Fire.
Rto De Janeiro, March 13. The
government forces began active opera
tions against the insurgents at noon to
tlav, the forty-eight hours' notice gives
by President Peixoto having expired.
The hill top batteries opened tire at
three r. m. No reply was made by the
insurgents. The government vessels
entered the harlior at five o'clock but
did not fire. They found ForU Vill
gaignou anil Cobras abandoned by the
insurgents. The fleet was greeted with
cheers from thousands of people on the
hill tojis and with salutes from all the
government forts. The insurgent shii
meanwhile hid themselves among the
merchant vessels lying on the bar
Admiral Da Ciama is reported to have
fled altoard the French warship.
An Old Woman's Talnful Death.
St RANTOs, Pa., March 13. Mrs. Mary
t ainpu ii, an aged woman living on
North Urant avenue, to-day suffered
death that for torture equalled those of
the martyrs at the stake. lhe old lady
was partially blind and while trying to
warm herself got too near the stove for
safely. Her clothing caught fire, and
as there was no one near to help her,
she was a nias- of flames when her
daughter darted into the room. The
clothing of the daughter also caught fire
antl she would also have perished but for
the timely arrival of a newspapi r carrier
Uy, w ho threw a pail of water over her.
The lady died after five hoqrs of excruci
ating terror. The daughter was only
painliilly burned.
Never Two 011 to Klope.
Cleveland, ()., March 10. The
groom, aged 75, and the bride, 72 years,
were the giddy elopers who were married
here yesterday. C. M. (Sates wedded
Caroline Sawyer. Iloth live in Ilellvue,
O. Liates has for some time past been
paying his addresses to Mrs. Sawyer,
who was a witlow, but met with active
opposition from her two grown-up, mar
ried daughters, who declared that their
mother should not make a second max
riage and they would prevent it. The
two old people put their heads together
and eloped, with the results aUne de
scrilied. They will visit with a brother
of the groom in this city several davs be
fore returning home to brave the wrath
of Mrs. tJates' children.
nine Victims Found.
Wii kesbarre. Pa.. March 12. The
bodies of the men entombed in the Gay
lord mines February 13 have been
reached. They are so badly decomposed
that identification is only possible by
means of the clothing. The names are:
Foreman Thomas Picton, Thomas Jones,
Richard Davis, John Morris, James
Kingdom, Thomas Merriman. Thomas
Cole, Joseph Olds, John Hammer, Peter
S. McLaughlin, Michael Walsh, mar
ried, and Thomas Ieishorn and Daniel
Morgan, unmarried. Fiver since the
horrible accident the little town of Ply
mouth has lieen in mourning. Almost
50 little ones lost their fathers.
A call has leen issued by Cliauncev
F. IHack, president ot the Democratic
sriety of Pennsylvania, for a meeting
at the Ilolton House, Harrisburg, on
iviarcn L'J, lor reorganization and to
prepare for the approaching state cam
paign.
Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
IIDWk AM It OTMt K
Finns in Philadelphia violaiin? the
senii-inoiitlily pay law , will be. pros-ecu-ted.
Masked robbers held up a staire coach
near Elk horn. Cal., and rilled the treasure
btx.
General O. O. Howard favors Atlanta
as the place for the next iirand army en
campment.
The ore Id the nickel mines in Lancas
ter coiiuty is exhausted, and they will tie
abandoned.
Seized with a sudden illness, young
Melehair Horn fell into a creek at Easto n
and was drowned.
During the past week over ;n,0 tons
if t-'al v ere sliiel down the mail, line of
the Reading railroad.
The mayor of Fuenterreliello, Spain,
and a church sexton, were killetf by a dy
namite loiub thrown by some person.
Phiadelphia and New York capitalists
propose to build an electric road from
Philadelphia to IlarrNhurg via Reading.
Uecaijse her former lovt.r was courlini;
another girl. Caiiie Lahr, a,jed li. of
I'.rooklyu, swallowed carbonic acid aud
died.
Theft of a $'. diamond pin from the
dead body of Henry Chute. isVhartfed
against Deputy Coroner Park, of Colum
bus, O.
At Norrlstown a freitrhteiied horse
dashed into a trolley car injuring Miss
Florence Kenny son severely ami Mis
Maggie Schiill severely.
Charles Leasemau. of Winterset, la.,
who sued Miss Nannie Duncan for breach
of promise of marriage has secured a v-r-
of $1 damages. Miss Duncan will appeal.
Thomas Cleveland, a negro, aged
the skin of w hose w hole body has turned
white, except two small spots on his cheek
bones, is a curiosity at the Jefferson medi
cal college.
A New York artist made a design of
an eagle as a suitable figurehead for the
w arship Texas and charged the navy de
partment ft, ."Oi lor it, but the lull has not
yet tieen paid.
Traffic w ill be resumed on the Penn
sylvania canal atiout the mitfdle of April.
This artificial waterway is in good lepair
wt pre-ent, and the indications for a pros
perous season are eood.
Madeline ti. Itoyle, at Indianapolis,
has sued (leorge A Proeckliiig for $hum
for breach of promise. They h-id lieen
married, were divorced and became re
eupaged w hen the defendant balked.
H4 taMl Kert.
Report of (till school No. I for mouth
tiding March ."i. lv.4:
Numlier enrolled, 54; average attend
ance. ;j7; visits, i. t ericci in attendance.
Philio P.aker ami ictoria Kopp. Mis-.-j
but one day, Frank Kihler ami llerhert
Gill. Makv Hi nni.s. teacher.
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7o
Paid ltr S.'UU l or I ol plana
Pal. I lor une atune iletite
Patit fur tiuilxir tr rr.alrlou Iti.Ikc.
Paid lo carienler lor r-alriiin liriuxe
Paul lor Milkea
Paid lor dynamite
Paid tor plana antl tiuitier
Paid to lohn edluiyer
Paid lr iutilihlnK matetuent....
Three trip lo Klienxliuric
Laandf relumed tu eoojinlMloner. ....
r.xoneraiioua
Paid for t'la-ai-uiitbin ,
Order redeemed and Inleiest ..
Personal arvirea 48 day at l.7S per day
Paid lo John H Lenuart. Iiexl nupervi
OT . .. .
2 l
1 hi
i:
4 M
H i 0V
5 uo
V Oo
12
a so
im i:
B4 UO
Total...
....!. la U
J'HN NKI'IMYKK, Supervisor.
I ir.
To amount ot duplicate .....
Kereltrrd from Jat-eu Warnev .
Order lo balance account ....
. i 310 15
a:iiai
1 Itf lis
Total..
.1 MS U
r.
Amount ol work done by ttxatite..
land returned to eumaiimoner .
.1 A 'lb
U 1"
4o
r x .iM-rationa .
lao'.ilptlo tuenlurK .
Paid for dynamite w
PmIU ter oath In return ol lao.l ..... ,
Paid lo load order .
Perevoal wit lce- 56 day at l Ti -erday .
. 6 oil
I ot.
Toul
ASSStTM ANI I.1AKIL.ITII.
Aeui.
faith in band ol laotimiuK uM-r.or.. Ztvv
Liahllltie.
Amount of oatatandiaic order f IM oa
Aareu over Itamlilie .. 181 .M
Total..
We. the auditor ol t'hmt toonxbip, do rertily
that lhe toreolaa' I a true and correct lale-
menu
JOHN . Auditor
Attest: Jim Hirra. Dlera.
March 16. Invt.
Executor's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
T'HEKE will be exposed to sale at pah Ic ven
due or outcry ou the Premise in Aluunler
toarnxtilp, t'auioria e.Minty, Pa., oa
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2S, 1U.
at xo'elock. r. v., the following described Heal
!slate. vlt:
All that certain piece or parcel ol land situate
in said township jl Muoster. a.liolnlnir tand ol
John O'Hara, Isadtne Lilly. I'blllu Noon and
James Crist, containing:
65 Acres,
more or lee, and havtnw thereon erected a
HUl'Sbana UHI K1KK KAKN. There Is a
Kood well of water and a :ood Orchard on this
far in.
TBRHM OF NALE:
Tea per cent, ol tbe puichase money to he paid
In band at the time ot sale; tbe lialauce ol one
third on delivery ol deed: one tblrd in oi.e year
Irom tbe Umeol aale, and tne remalnlnu third in
two years Irom the time ol sale. ielerret pay.
meats lo tear Interest and to tie secorett by
judKmenl bend and mortamte of the purchaser.
EiecaUir ol the last will and testament ol James
Noon . deceased.
Loretlo. Pa.. March 16. 1HV4.
MEAT MARKET.
Having purchased the good will
and busiiiees of Davitl 1). Pryce. of
Kbeusbura. iu the butchering tms
iness, 1 take lM method of iuforui
fng the people of EU'iisburif and
vicinity that 1 w ill carry on a Meat
Market at tbe old stand, and invito
the same generous patronage of
the public that was extended to
my predecessor. ImenJ as to tiny
and sell for cash. I wi'l at all tini.-s
keep ou hand the best quality of
Moat and give my customers the
benefit of the lowest prices.
JOIJATIIAIJ OWENS.
IJX:U-OK NOUt.-E.
j Notice bereiiy iciven thai letters testa,
uieuiaiy on the ertate ol Simon Kyb. late of
tne uoroUKb o Ij1I , deceasel, have tein vrant
ed to tbe underpinned. All persons knuwlnif
Ibemrelves indented io said ertaie are hereby no
tioed lo make payment without delay, while
those bavins' claims will present tbem pruerly
aulbeotk-ated lor aeiilemeBl.
T. W. BV AN.
IAUj. Pa., Marck 16. 1V4. UecuUr.
WHITE
With the I'.LACKEST I'riees-from
makers' staudoini ever ottered 10
cases of "Joe. aud jo.
White Goods,
VT. .'Ml and 40 inches wide, suitable for
Aprons, Dresses, Cnderwear, Night
(owns. Curtains fol any use to
which choice, good WHITK liOODS
may be put. These great hail-price
materials w ill lie amazed at quality
and s'.yle of them for so little money.
lilock Hemstitch Snipes, 10 cents.
2.H.. Fine Satin Line Striped aud Checked
While Nainsook, lull yard wide, l'-"
cents a yard.
-Tie. Fine Medium Weight Naiustiok with
narrow lines of revering, M inches
wide, l-i'r-i cents a yard.
2."c. Satin Strijied India Linen, proups of
wide slrqies, 4U i lit ties wide, l'-'.'a
cents a yard.
The greatest assortment or
Wash Goods
ever offered at this store space has
lieen doubled and the tieauty aud ar
tistic merit of designs and colorings
throughout entire Hue of Wash Dress
lioods U-yo'id aliytuiug We've
ever shown
Price range on Dimities, Zephyrs. Ging
hams. CreHius, Ducks. P. Ks,
Swisses, Organdies, etc., lo, 1.1, "Jo. 2.",
S.". including Swivel Silk tJii.gliaujs,
to "Ml cents.
Write our Mail Order Department for
Samples of these aud full lines Med
ium lo Finest Dress lioods. Silks and
Suitings, antl test the truth of our
claim. Itest Qualities and Styles at
Lowe.-t Prices.
BOGGS&BUHL,
Alleglieny, Pa.
LARRABEE'S
eHEUMATICJJNIMENT
PAIN EXTRACTOR
CURES.
RHEUMATISM.
LUMBAGO.
NEURALGIA,
TOOTHACHE, BACKACHE,
CATARRH.
AND ALL KINDS OF
PAINS AND ACHES.
Larrabee's Rheumatic Liniment Is an Old and
valued remedy, which hu enjoyed a constant
palrouace lor over 60 years, proving Its wonder
Itil worth and efficiency In ail ail menu where
pain is attendant.
Larrabee'a Kbenmntic Liniment 1 not a liquid
preparation to will and tarnt&h by breaking ; it
is put up iu wide-mouth bottles and applied with
the lincrr . rubbing it In with more or leu lrc
tion. It is
CLEAN, PURE,
EFFICACIOUS,
AGREEABLY SUCLLIMQ,
QUICK ACTING.
Larrat-ce'a Rheumatic Liniment I a splendid
household remedy lor external use in ca-.es ol
burns, scalds, cuts, wounds. Irostbites. headache,
pains lit mustier, joints and limbs, backache, etc.,
etc. Your druggist sells it. or it can be ordered by
sending lull name and address and sj cents to
below address.
soli paoemsToaa.
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Co.
BALTIMORE. MD., U. S. A.
Ieliu.lv.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., 01
Pittsburg, I'a., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic traile the finest brands of
III u mi Dating and Lubricating
Oil?
Naphtha and (iasoline
That can be
MADE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the most
Most : Moraly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
PITrSBtJKtl HErT.,
PITTSBURG. PA.
nrtls-aairr.
Cuiea ItriKht' 1 1 ea so . Itrtipsv. isravel. Ner
vousness. Heart, l'rlnarv or Liver INseases.
Known ry a tired, lanyuld feellrK: Inaction ol
the kidneys wraaens and polsontt the blood, and
unless cause removed you cannot have health.
Cured me over live years atco ol Krlttht' lllseane
and lH-op.y. Mrs. 1. I.. C MiLlis, Hethlehem.
l a. l.usj other other similar leslimoolals. Try
It. Cure icaaranteed.
aaa's Kldasy 1'arsl'a,
"M enanao street. 1'blladclpbia. I'a.
Sold Sy all reliable draKtfttta. M.V3
VUMINISI'KATHIX' NIIT1CE.
Kxtate ol tseonce I Stever, deceased.
Inciters m administration en the estate of
tleortte 1. Stever. deceased, late it Ihe horouich
0tL.11ly.in the county ol t'ambria and State ol
Fennsylvanla bavins: lieen a ranted to me hy the
realster ol wills ol said county, all eratns In
debted to said ewtate are hereby Dotltted to make
payment to me without delay, and those who
have claim against tbe said estate will present
them properly authenticated tor settlement.
IJNMEA. SltVKR.
Lilly, Pa., Keb. 'ib . 1SW. Admlolstratiir.
L-XKcUTtlK'S NTIt:E.
I Notice Is berel.y alven that letter testa
mentary on the estate ol John tlarman. late ol
the fcUst ward ol Klensbur, deceased bave been
K ran ted to me. Nonce is hereby Klven to all
person Indented to salt! es'ate to make payment
without delay and tbose bavin claims atialnst
aid estate will p.oeut the properly authentica-
ted lor settlement.
HKNKY tIAKMAN.
Ktiensburt;. March V. IBM.
fc.xer.utor.
XTIITICK.
XI We. f
nnderslKned. hereby ell person
Dot to hunt, tisb or trespass In auv way en oar
premises, an we will prosecute to the lull extent
ut tbe law. H. H NUM..
JO HN EKHE,
Al.tXIt'S WJLX.,
J. A. til. ASS.
A. I. M'MI'CF.tN.
Hl'tlH M NttLlS.
;irartield township. March . iNW.
ASSItl N KE'S NOTICE
The nnderslKned. having been duly ap
pointed assdanee ol James tl. Kradley. ol Al
letcheny township, Ka . intrust tor tbe benefit ot
creditors, notice is hereby given to all peraons
Indet.ted 10 said James ti . Krad e to make Im
mediate payment, and iiersons having claims to
present tbem according to law.
JtisKPH A. OKAY.
Carrol I tows. p.t March la. lsn. Atsitrnee
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment el all Chronls Afflictions. IMsease
ol Women and troubles rrqalrlna- Hurajleal Aid.
Office hoar up 9 s . w . I to S and 7 to 8 T. M.
!-. l-illi A VtNUK, AX.lOUMA.fA.
jDl-W
r
This eminent
Physician hs de
voted :i lifetime
to h"i3 Specialty
Diseases of the
Rye, IW, Nose,
Throat, Lun and
( hronic Diseases.
CAMBRIA HOUSE, EEENSBURG, PA.,
Mondays, January 1, February Ho, March ''., April L'.t, May -J1.
July D'i, August 1:1, Seplemlier D. Octolrr S, Novemlier .",
December .'. antl ." till p. m.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
Opposite 1 he Pennsylvania Depot.
Tuesdays, January 2. ."; February 27, March 27, April 21. May 22. June l.t, j
17, August 11, rvpleiniier n, n-uuier .', tvriuiKT i,
I leceiiilier 4.
GALLITZIN HOUSE, GALLITZIN, PA.,
Wednesdays, Deeemlier 27, January 21,
June l.'l, July 11, Auuust s, .septeml r ., ( k'tolT .", :;,
NovcniIht 2s.
ALL EYE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED BY HQ
Alter havlns tried five dlderent doctor and a
waaon load ol dUlereut patent nieu-i .en.
grew surra and worre, vnd at bn cured
l.y llr. Salm.
Kor morn than eluht years 1 whs troubled with
dvspepla and intesfiual Ind iextlon. 1 fiiii.tc i
untold aironies, only ate entiuuti to seei me
alive, and towards the lant 1 coold not keep on
my leet anymore. Iiurtnir all IM' t me 1 must
bave taKen a wskod loan in ain-rent n"iu men
Icines and trle.1 Ove ol our dittVreiil tlocu.rs in
the eouniy but isrew wtin and wore. rstme t.i
them Ui ade tbe diaKonis until 1 went to nr
Salm at Tj roni. He told me at mice what ailed
me. a d lie was correct. i..r to-nnv 1 icci use a
new wo-nsn. M KS. : A K 11 1 K I'Kt II T.
Sandy KldKe. Center I o.. I"a.
Ilrew worssa and worse tor seven years ot Iih.I
ease ol eatarrb. out IT. Salm cure.j nun al
ter I he ver liest physicians In in the county
had tailed.
Kor more than seven yesr 1 had a bad ese l
catarrh which atlected my bead Ihroat aim ciiesi
very much, and in a short space ! tune .it over
twenty Munds lu s ttiu. i.ccanie weaser
and ielt stupid and good lor tioihm. V as
treated by several ol our Perl doctors and look a
good deal ol patent medlclues t ut irradua'ly
arew worse and worse. Then I beard ol l'r
Salm's woo.lcrtui eurs. I nave biui a tris! ami
trom the very first month 1 itn to stead ily
Improveand the result to dsy in that I liuve
teamed what weiicht I had loi-t hsret ilort) au l
let-l like eni.iylnn II n' morn.
I'HAKI.Lsr. IKiMtlAN.
Hill ard Butler county, r-a.
t'ured by I ir Salm after havinir sul!erel tor years
with stomach, blatlder and kidnev trouble
I have tieen sullerin with very severe stomach,
bladder at d kidney troulile. mi l on account ol
that ielt all broke up. Couldn't loltow m
dailtr lalMtrs on senium ul rei iaiu. w.-ikne-n
and headache: hut now. alter a course ol treat
ment with IN-. Salm. can once more attend to my
daily lalmra with pleasure snd omsoler tuyseil
Baleand bosrty aain. K. A. A !N K LN V .
Indiana. I'a., April -M,
Ailed lor twelve years and though seven diller
ent physicians latlej. lr. Stlui cured me.
Kor more than twelve ers 1 Mjllered toriure
with liver. iUuic.i and ki'lncy irou'. e. ic
casionslly I bad to tro to lied lor n ae-k at a
time and was unable t.2 work lor frr ; ;,u: inns,
alter only a lew nioutli"' treslmeni ai.li llr
Salm. I leel so well, a I mver uij I. el, .re. I
used pile ol patent medicine and lod cvcu
dlderent phjrlclaus but Krnuaily ir h ors j
aud worse. Howe.er. sini ? 1 put uj e'l under
11. Salm' trealuient 1 improved (trad uml and
ILOsr Adirrllruisnl Mill tirar
ro
CAMBRIA COUNTY.
We extend an invitation to visit our Larjre Dry Gootls Sft.ro
Main street Gallitzin. We carry ly far the Largest ;tiil C1h:i
Line of Dress Gootls in town. Dress Goods from lli. r y '
up to the Finest Henrietta, ( 'jitlnneres, Screes ami Cloths, K.ii
and Stylish Notions, men's Shirts anil Untlorwear, l;nlit ;:
children's Underwear at Low 1'riri's. Kiue line ot UuIiImt (."
Can sell you lllui; Prints at ;V. the kiml for which other ''
charge 7c Lancaster inh.-mi, Cc. per ynnl. Yard wide iim
at 5c. per yard. Itlaukcts from 1.(MI per pair to the finest in-'
market. Full line ladies' and men's Shoes.
Good, comfortable place to try your shoes on. With plenty
daylight in our store you can see what you are getting.
In a word come and see our stock. As we buy for cash :ii"' "
for cash we can save you money.
- 1
CHEAPEST GASH STORE,
GALLITZIN, PA.
Too
Many
(brOOfls !
OWING to a miscalculation and too much warm weather J
1 have about Ten Thousand L'ollars' worth too many heavy J
goods which will be sold at prices that will astonish yti.
.Never before in the history of Cambria county has Clothing-
been offered at such low prices. Nearly everyone in North-
ern Cambria knows that my prices have always been the
lowest for good goods in the State, and this Out has knockd
the bottom out of ail former prices. )y loss will be yiur
gain. j
For the next 30 DAYS I will s.dl Heavy Clothing, Over- J
coais ana unuerwear at liu
be manufactured. Call and
C.
Tor All
Head tlie
The Doctor h J
been for h-h,'
Professor an, h'
turer in several'
our Worst Mt,;'.
cal Colleges, J(
has earned cr..
fame u :n, HUl.
ity ami aml,r -subjects
lot,,,.,.,,.'
his sj. c ally.
I 1 1 lit-
February 21. Mart h 21, April Is yj .
can now do as e-ood a tlsys work as :inyutt
certainly rectmuiend tbe lioctor to t toe .
In trotu ctirtinic diseases ot any kind
J. A (UMXI.KV, i. s
KcbersliurK , Centre county, ft.
lysines? cured by Ir. Salm alter a itrent Bl.
others had tailed,
lor quite a time I have been almn'i 1,4,
deal from Cttarrh. narticularlv In m 1 Iru b
winch seemed ilead. ami the riielit one trot ..
dully. I was very despondent and sIumi
perate on actouut ol not beinit able to detr
went on arouud me. Now 1 am quile j,..'
man aud leel happy once more, ail 11,1,-. ,
to lr. Sslm's rt liitul treatment. 1 hsve iwr
thrie other doctors No ine can turn, it 1 1
ifiNKi ami youtiK 1 fel since 1 can utiir;ia
ouc more without an eflort.
Mil HA hi. SI l.MiKK
Johnstown. I'a
Closure ol the tear-duct cure.l by lir. Salm '
1 have bsd a itood deal 01 troiilur a itii mi n.
lor t be last .ri ears, tears running to er u; r: .,,
continually. ir. salm railed It cL.Mi'e ..f
tear duct and oirated on the sstue. stji d T
cin keep my nautikercniei in my pM-kel 1.;.
til wipli.K tears coniiuunllv
RIKS. MAK 1 H A fsli.M.y i
Indiana, I'a.
tatarrh an.l esr trouble cure.l by lir. Ssiui.
1'or more than ten years 1 have tisri s t-j
ol ra'.ar'h. My ears vrattually becauie rlr.-iri
lurh a dt-Kiee that tbe bearitiK lu 4. tie e4r
almost totally cone and tied iu the oilier ur
became very much alaruieil. so 1 Mclit
Salm tor treat uietit. and Improvement m fH
trom the itiuitiic. It's now very sei r.ui t
1 take a cold and it must lie a iciy iaitt n
list 1 cannot hear with either ear. 1 lee t-.
all arouad anil conless myseit sattkneii aut, t.
trcHitiient. Hi A h Ml I.1.IN
Ktietishur. I'a.
Kor elichtern years totally blind.- Ir.
th'.iuiih his wolidcrlul skill aate 11, r .it:,
Kor more than elan teeu years 1 nave im .
lail blind lu my nitlit eye. cause l.y a .in
o.l .trikiiiK the same. 1 a told I tvuiii
I'e tuatlt tf see attain out 01 the etc. bur lir
I loid me that tbe tniuty bad produced r:iUr,
and 1 liat be would ituarautee me to see. 1 g,
' Iniu 1111 ci.se. and bies uiy stars tha. I ilt
. lo day. though It Is wondettul to relate J cjj.
tiuce inure out t.l the hereloiore t.lmd eis
more I ban eliittjetn years' daikmsr. tr-.
aud those wtio know me will bear aittiei" 1. :
atiove. aiid thtuk ttiere Is uo dcuric 1.1. .
salm's aondenul skill
Jli.NN Ml iKM.NtiHLti
Tyioue. I'a.
Islrr lirlwre K.aelt lall.
THE
UY
OF
per cent. less man mey cosi i
see me.
Very Respectfully,
A. SHARBATJGH,
i
tJarrourown.
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